Tesla Reportedly Stops Cybertruck Deliveries Because a Massive Part Keeps Flying Off

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Tesla Reportedly Stops Cybertruck Deliveries Because a Massive Part Keeps Flying Off - Futurism

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Tesla's highly divisive Cybertruck has long garnered a reputation for falling apart and generally struggling with keeping up with its truck competition.

And apart from becoming the number one target of mockery and vandalism on the road, in large part due to Tesla CEO Elon Musk's abhorrent behavior, the Cybertruck is struggling to keep it together in a very literal way.

We've already come across plenty of incidents involving the nine-foot piece of boomerang-shaped window flying off, seemingly as the result of a botched gluing job.